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Can I Show You Something

Can I Show You Something

por Springwood Productions

Televisión y Cine

Temporada 1

The Euphoria Rollercoaster, Part 1

Mitzen starts Part 1 of her marathon show-and-tell about Euphoria. They discuss the general plot and start a long discussion of Hunter Schafer’s character, Jules. They share what Sam Levinson got right AND wrong about teenage girls in modern society, and talk about how much they hate Nate Jacobs. There is definitely more that we have to say about this show so buckle up cause we’re in a three-parter. This episode was originally recorded on June 21, 2026. Email: canishowusomethin@gmail.com Instagram: @canishowusomethin Bluesky: @canishowusomethin.bsky.social Tiktok: @cisys27 Twitter: @canishou

They Still Hold Up: Drag Movies We Grew Up With, Part 1

Gray shows Mitzen their thoughts on depictions of drag in some of our 90s faves–To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar and The Birdcage–and connect it to Gray’s love of Connie and Carla. The two compare and contrast each depiction and note where 2026 versions of the stories would very be the same or different. Gray also struggles to understand how it took them so long to realize they were gay. We also got on a tangent about butt hair, and we’re still not sure why. This episode was originally recorded on June 21, 2026. Email: canishowusomethin@gmail.com Instagram: @canishowusomethin Bluesky: @canishowusomethin.bsky.social Tiktok: @cisys27 Twitter: @canishou

A Lasting Real World Impact, Part 2

Gray showed Mitzen the graphic novel Pedro & Me: Friendship, Loss, & What I Learned. In return, Mitzen showed Gray MTV’s The Real World: San Francisco. This is Part 1 of an important conversation about queer representation in media and HIV/AIDS where reach across our “vast” media divide to discuss the unforgettable impact of Pedro Zamora. Also, it’s very important to correct the record that Pam from Real World season 3 is not very tall at all. This episode was originally recorded on May 16, 2026. Pedro & Me link and description, https://bookshop.org/p/books/pedro-and-me-friendship-loss-and-what-i-learned-judd-winick/26f96790f80df59c?ean=9780805089646&bkshp-astro=t. Email: canishowusomethin@gmail.com Instagram: @canishowusomethin Bluesky: @canishowusomethin.bsky.social Tiktok: @cisys27 Twitter: @canishou

A Lasting Real World Impact, Part 1

Gray showed Mitzen the graphic novel Pedro & Me: Friendship, Loss, & What I Learned. In return, Mitzen showed Gray MTV’s The Real World: San Francisco. This is Part 1 of an important conversation about queer representation in media and HIV/AIDS where reach across our “vast” media divide to discuss the unforgettable impact of Pedro Zamora. Also, it’s very important to correct the record that Pam from Real World season 3 is not very tall at all. This episode was originally recorded on May 16, 2026. Pedro & Me link and description, https://bookshop.org/p/books/pedro-and-me-friendship-loss-and-what-i-learned-judd-winick/26f96790f80df59c?ean=9780805089646&bkshp-astro=t. Email: canishowusomethin@gmail.com Instagram: @canishowusomethin Bluesky: @canishowusomethin.bsky.social Tiktok: @cisys27 Twitter: @canishou

Minisode 1: Bye bye Ladybug

In this short episode, Mitzen and Producer (Pod Daddy) Jess discuss our reactions to U.S. Senator Lindsay Graham’s death, internalized homophobia, and the ethics of outing. You won’t want to miss this convo. This episode was recorded on July 19, 2026. Video referenced was by Matt Cullen, https://youtu.be/OkFw_VI1IS0?is=MzYMJC6H9cZcwQvq. Another great conversation from the A Bit Fruity podcast, https://youtu.be/PnD6vjUV-ko?is=rBIv3gyO-soSSYMj. Email: canishowusomethin@gmail.com Instagram: @canishowusomethin Bluesky: @canishowusomethin.bsky.social Tiktok: @cisys27 Twitter: @canishou

Live From Our Couch, It’s Saturday Night: A BIPOC Retrospective, Part 2

In this throwback episode, Gray and Mitzen continue their look back at SNL in light of it’s 50th anniversary. We discuss the lasting impact of the show and our hopes for its future. This episode was originally recorded on April 12, 2025. Email: canishowusomethin@gmail.com Instagram: @canishowusomethin Bluesky: @canishowusomethin.bsky.social Tiktok: @cisys27 Twitter: @canishou

Live From Our Couch, It’s Saturday Night: A BIPOC Retrospective, Part 1

In this throwback episode, Gray and Mitzen look back at their experiences of SNL in light of the show’s 50th anniversary last year. We react to the 2024 film Saturday Night and discuss our thoughts on this and other sketch comedy shows throughout the years. This episode was originally recorded on April 12, 2025. Email: canishowusomethin@gmail.com Instagram: @canishowusomethin Bluesky: @canishowusomethin.bsky.social Tiktok: @cisys27 Twitter: @canishou

Emilia Perez, pt. 2 "The Importance of Cadence, Culture and Why The French Shouldn't Write Mexican Stories"

Let us show you Part 2 of our take on Emilia Perez. Gray was hate-crimed. Mitzen was stumped. Both were perplexed, stressed, and pressed. In other words–we hated it, and we give you the full breakdown to show you why. This is a bit of a throwback (we recorded it on March 8, 2025), but we hope you’ll enjoy it. More backlogged and recent episodes to come. Email: canishowusomethin@gmail.com Instagram: @canishowusomethin Bluesky: @canishowusomethin.bsky.social Tiktok: @cisys27 Twitter: @canishou

Emilia Perez, pt. 1 "The Importance of Cadence, Culture and Why The French Shouldn't Write Mexican Stories"

Let us show you Part 1 of our take on Emilia Perez. Gray was hate-crimed. Mitzen was stumped. Both were perplexed, stressed, and pressed. In other words–we hated it, and we give you the full breakdown to show you why. This is a bit of a throwback (we recorded it on March 8, 2025), but we hope you’ll enjoy it. More backlogged and recent episodes to come.

Can We Show You Who We Are?

Two friends (Gray & Mitzen) on a couch sharing their opinions about media and culture. This is your introduction to who we are, how we think, and how we digest the media we consume. FYI, this episode was recorded on March 8, 2025. If some things sound out of date, that's why 😊

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